This needs to be done in AutoCad
Given the dimensioned assembly view, P8-3, create a complete set of working drawings of the assembly.
1. Create dimensioned detail drawings for each of the following individual parts, including auxiliary and section views when appropriate: Arm (b), Handle (d), Left support (e), Lever (f), and Pin A (h). You'll also have a Right Support part, not shown in the text.
2. Using the part models you created and the part models provided in this week’s Canvas module (Grip, Nut, Pin B, and Stop), create an exploded pictorial assembly drawing, including balloons and parts list.
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§ For any parts that are threaded, you do not need to model the threads. Just a cylinder or hole with dimensioning that gives the thread specs is sufficient.
§ You do not need to specify tolerances or surface finishes on the drawings.
§ In addition to the part drawings, you’ll need both, an assembly and an exploded assembly drawing.
§ With the exploded assembly drawing, only add a parts list. You do not need to specify materials.
1. Where appropriate, create a sectioned assembly drawing
This needs to be done in AutoCad This assignment is practice for your Final Project submission. The steps you’ll need to take to complete this are the same you’ll need to take for your project. The only difference is that, for your project, you will choose the object to be modeled and determine all of the dimensions of the parts. Assignment: Given the dimensioned assembly view, P8-3, create a complete set of working drawings of the assembly. 1. Create dimensioned detail drawings for each of the following individual parts, including auxiliary and section views when appropriate: Arm (b), Handle (d), Left support (e), Lever (f), and Pin A (h). You'll also have a Right Support part, not shown in the text. 2. Using the part models you created and the part models provided in this week’s Canvas module (Grip, Nut, Pin B, and Stop), create an exploded pictorial assembly drawing, including balloons and parts list. 0. · For any parts that are threaded, you do not need to model the threads. Just a cylinder or hole with dimensioning that gives the thread specs is sufficient. · You do not need to specify tolerances or surface finishes on the drawings. · In addition to the part drawings, you’ll need both, an assembly and an exploded assembly drawing. · With the exploded assembly drawing, only add a parts list. You do not need to specify materials. 1. Where appropriate, create a sectioned assembly drawing.